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Old warn out racing helmet without a visor. 8 second exposure in total darkness. illuminated with an LED ''flashlight/torch''. No post editing. Photo taken in a bathroom, on top of a washing machine. What I like: illumination on top of the helmet. Don't like: light on the background(bottom). Couldn't get an even beam of light with the LED
Seen in Explorer (#94) on 7/20/07
MUA & Model: Antiorder Allure
Silver motorcycle helmet courtesy of Merrick Monroe's boyfriend.
Nikon D200
Nikkor 50mm f/1.8
Lighting via 2 AB-800's:
* Camera left with 22" beauty dish as fill
* Camera right with umbrella as key
Model: Samurai Helmet Beetle 2.1
Designer: Satoshi Kamiya
Paper: 17" Square
This model was folded from diagrams. I improvised most of the folds towards the end of the diagrams instead of following the diagrams literally.
I bought this cool helmet on a medieval fair. I need to polish it and fix some things, but I really love it! It's so perfect for Rhys <3.
One of the space helmets used in '2001 A Space Oddysey', at the Stanley Kubrick exposition in Berlin, Martin Gropius Bau, 2005
I know, another helmet photo. My cousin had a party today at his house and a buddy of his rode over on his motobike. Of course I had to put the helmet on and take a photo. Then I couldn't get the helmet off. My big ass head was stuck. I thought my ears were gonna rip off as he pulled it off my head.
Good times. :)
This Viking's helmet (aka NGC 2359) is an emission nebula about 15,000 light-years away in the Canis Major constellation. It's roughly 30 light years across, and its bow-shock shape is fueled by a Wolf-Rayet star in the center of the nebula. (Wolf-Rayet stars are uber-hot giant stars, assumed to be pre-supernova.)
This is a bi-colour image; that is, composed of only 2 channels of data. Hydrogen alpha (100 minutes) for Red, Oxygen III (100 minutes) for Blue, and a 50-50 blend of each substituted for the Green channel.
It has been cropped about 30%.
Captured on Feb 4 and Feb 8 2011 from my backyard in downtown Toronto, Canada. Scope = TMB 130 SS, Camera = STL11000M, 5x20 minute exposures for each channel, through baader filters.